For a surprise party, I booked a party room, which is located in the middle of an industrial area. Upon request, I learned that the room is unfortunately not equipped with Wi-Fi. However, a plan for the party was to organize karaoke and rock band (PS4). At Rockband I'm not sure if the PS4 needs constant Wi-Fi, for the karaoke it would be great, because the titles should only be loaded when they are used.
My question is:
Is there a way or a service to have Wi-Fi available for one night? Thank you to something like the Internet sticks (are there still?) Previously, the network was really bad with the parts) or other devices that access a network with a SIM card?
Were not these Vodafone cubes you can screw around everywhere? But then you had to pay then at the end of the month for exactly the volume consumed. Just have to look, that it is then really only the contract month and you use the cube only on the evening.
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If you have the network of O2 available and good, I would consider a Freenet Funk card as the best and cheapest option.
It costs nothing, the internet costs 1 euro / day without limit or 60 cent for 1 GB. So, if you're having a party over night, you'll pay only 2 euro. Shipping can take 1-2 weeks.
If you do not have a network of O2, or if it's so bad on the ground, other vendors offer such options. With Telekom, however, such an option costs 10 euro for contract customers, prepaid is often not…
The first question is whether there's an internet connection on site. Then you only need a wireless router.
The alternative would be a Mifi router… So a portable router, in which you put a SIM card. For all network providers there are prepaid data tariffs. Here I would test out locally, which offers the best in-house supply.
In principle, of course, the question arises, which load is produced there. If 100 people access the WLAN of a household router, that goes to its knees. Equally, of course, the connection speed of the network provider is relevant.
